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It's time for your man to stand up.
You want to fight?
You want to fight?
You better believe?
You can't win!
*Dramatic music*
Tonight, on the InfoWars Nightly News, Darren McBrain speaks with Nullification, the Rightful Remedy filmmaker, Jason Rink.
Plus, Alex Jones breaks down the dystopian mind-bender, Total Recall.
Then, drones in the name of public safety, courtesy of a government on a mad power trip.
All that and more on the InfoWars nightly news.
Good evening, everyone.
This is the InfoWars Nightly News.
It is Friday, August 10, 2012, and we begin this evening with a bizarre story that's coming out of Palm Beach.
Well, I'm just going to go ahead and read you the headline here.
Cops strip search mom and forcibly pull tampon out of her for possibly rolling through a stop sign.
I mean, you can't make this stuff up.
Truth is definitely stranger than fiction.
And now that I've got everyone's attention, well, let's continue.
Apparently what happened, that while this woman was driving with her two children, the police pulled her over for rolling through a stop sign.
They then pointed They pointed a gun in her face and they asked her to get out of the car.
She was then strip-searched in front of her two children and out in the open where passing motorists could see everything.
Then, in a gruesome twist, a female officer forcibly removed a tampon from the woman because the cops were looking for drugs.
Which the government admits that they ship in.
And I can see right now the light bulbs over the heads of the TSA right now.
And that's a scary thought.
Let's hope they don't go there.
So hey, this is a bizarre story as well.
This is kind of unnerving, I should say.
Potassium iodide tablets are being distributed to Pennsylvania residents living near nuclear power plants.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has given away potassium iodide tablets to anyone living near any of the five nuclear power plants located throughout the state.
It's probably just a precautionary measure, but this is what the authorities usually do following a radiation leak.
There's no information here in the press release on exactly why the Health Department has decided to give away KI tablets.
But the importance of taking the tablets is noted in the press release.
Here it is.
Taken as directed during a radiological emergency, KI can help protect the thyroid gland and against harmful radioactive iodine.
And we did report last month that the Limerick generating station, this is roughly 20 miles away from Philadelphia they took one of their units offline due to a possible malfunction in the main steam valve which they notice after a rise in temperature and then another one of the reactors had to be completely shut down this was just late last month because of an electrical problem so maybe they're handing out
KI tablets as a response to faulty reactors?
I don't know.
I'm just saying.
All I know is I would hate to be living anywhere near a nuclear power plant right now.
So, hey, we're going to switch gears and go to a video by Alex Jones as he encountered an unmanned drone on the way to work this morning.
Let's check it out.
Folks, Alex Jones here.
I was driving to work.
And saw the drone.
Hey, how's it going?
Driving to work here.
Saw this flying over the road.
I had Joe Ferrer ask me if I'd ever seen one run by government and I hadn't.
There it is.
I'm shooting this with my iPhone out here.
I'm shooting this with my iPhone out here.
Wow, what's that?
I'm doing some right-of-way shots for the highway department.
Oh, highway department.
Proliferation of drones, huh?
Yeah, have you seen our video, drones shot down over Texas?
Pretty good, check it out.
I know that there was a situation over in Mississippi or Alabama where some guys were overflying a pigeon chute, like PETA people.
Oh yeah, and it got shot down, yeah.
No, no, that was great.
That was the first one.
Grown shoot down, but we did one with our gun show just to simulate it.
What does something like that cost?
Uh, I really couldn't tell you.
I, for my company, I build all my own stuff.
What, about three, four thousand?
No, you're closer to six to eight thousand, something like that.
Yeah, because we looked into getting, you know, some little mini helicopters they've got, but that they use for movie shoots, and a stripped down one was like ten grand.
In Austin, I know of about five guys that are full-time in the business.
Two of them work primarily in Hollywood.
They do feature movies.
I noticed your little guy has a red flashing light so it's all FAA kosher.
Well, uh... As long as it's below a certain ceiling, everything's... Yeah, there's really... It's almost like hobbyists.
Yeah, well, I'm not a hobbyist.
No, no, but I meant like hobbyists have similar, you know.
Yeah, but I, uh, I'm a fully insured company.
No, I understand you're professional.
I mean, I just meant like, that's probably what... They're hobbyists that do this, but how many hobbyists are going to throw $68,000 at a... Exactly.
I've never seen one in person this nice.
I'm actually on a contract today for a company and we're shooting low level at least at a 290 right of way.
Actually I'm covering all the way from loop 1 all the way out both legs of the line.
What is that?
To look at the toll roads?
They don't fill me in on what the project is.
I get a big old map and they just tell me where they want photos taken.
Wow!
So, uh, I'm actually shooting from this location right now.
This map's about 20 feet long.
What do you think about in the news that Texas is weaponizing drones to have them flying around with shotguns and riot control?
Uh, well, I, personally, I stay on top of it and I am not aware that that's occurring at all.
Check it out, it just started happening the last month.
Yeah, uh... Did you hear about them using a Predator drone against people that had a cattle dispute in North Dakota?
It doesn't surprise me that they may have gone over and taken pictures.
Do you think it's good to have the Department of Defense operating in domestically?
Yeah, why not?
I mean, to me it's no different than standing on the side of the road taking a picture.
I'm just a little bit higher.
But you know these can shoot over fences, though.
Privacy fences.
Well, but, I mean, every day Google is flying over those fences, and you can zoom in.
I can look at the chairs around my swimming pool.
No, I know, but Google also got caught using those little cars to grab people's pass codes.
Oh, that's pretty crazy.
Yeah.
You ought to get your card or something.
I should send you the articles where even Texas Sheriff's Departments have already got them and are already weaponizing.
I'm not really familiar with them.
I mean, Montgomery County was the first adopter and they wrecked it pretty quickly.
They destroyed a half-million-dollar helicopter.
Hey, but it's just taxpayer money.
Why not?
Yeah, that's it.
But, I mean, the FAA just basically gave all the police departments in February... I like your hard hat.
Land of the free, home of the drone.
But, uh, it doesn't say that, does it?
No.
No, no.
It's red, white, and blue.
Have you ever heard me talk about drones?
You wouldn't even know who I am.
Oh, I know you.
Yeah.
What do you think of drones, buddy?
What do I think of drones?
Yeah.
I don't think it's a great idea to, uh...
Take people out without due process.
There's probably a lot of good uses for it.
My problem is it takes humans out of the decision soon.
They've already got autonomous drones the Air Force and Navy have developed.
Have you heard about those?
Yeah, but... Skynet?
Yeah, let's make it extremely clear.
This is not autonomous.
By my insurance, I fly it line of sight.
Oh, no, no, no.
I'm not saying you're the Department of Defense.
I'm asking you as a drone owner, operator, what you think of it.
Well... I mean...
Once they get out of line of sight, you know, if the Defense Department has secured drones, maybe it's okay.
I mean, there is another level of issue once you take them out of line of sight.
If they lose GPS link or something, I can fly home.
Why do you think drones are so hot right now?
Well, I mean, uh, they're so much safer than putting a human in the air.
If you go look at all the, you know, radio station and television station helicopters that go down annually and kill people and damage things on the ground, it's putting two men... No, I hear you, but aren't we kind of cutting ourselves out of the submarines, the ships, the air drones?
I mean, humans, I mean, the future won't need us.
A lot of top, top tech chiefs have said, with robotics and everything, we're not going to need, we're not going to need seven billion people for the elite anymore.
Oh, that's a good conspiracist attitude to have, but the reality of what the world is, it's just another tool.
It's like if I put it up on a post and tell the camera up there... But you know, I said 10 years ago the TSA would start taking us to private rooms and groping us.
It's happening.
Yeah, and I think that's silly.
I don't feel any safer for that.
So you can program this to kind of fly itself, but then you can just override it?
Well, you know, as you see it set up right now, it doesn't have autonomous flight capabilities, other than if it runs low on battery, it will automatically return before it gets in trouble.
So there's an override?
Right, and it also has a, if the radio were some reason to break, it'll automatically come home and land itself where it took off from.
And this camera shoots video and stills?
Yes, this is probably the Yeah, I've got two of those cameras.
They're awesome.
They've got high-def quality that just ten years ago that would have cost 60 grand.
Yeah, I mean, I know that they're using it to defend the borders, and we have multiple predators along the U.S. border.
A whole bunch of them, yeah.
Yeah, not a whole bunch.
We just got, we had two, and I think they're pushing for five right now.
I mean, the Air Force, what, has over 15,000 of them, and they're using them all over the world.
Yeah, but we were talking for the... Sure, sure.
The Homeland Defense doesn't have a lot of them, and they're flying the U.S.
border, but they're not looking over your backsides or anything.
Well, actually, I mean, we got footage in Florida where they are.
I mean, they say police on them.
Police are held to a higher level.
Fully autonomous drones where they can send them out to a spot.
That's a different thing where the guy isn't seeing.
Sure, pre-programmed.
Or he's flying it by camera where he's looking into an image and flying it first person view.
The guys that are flying low level, under regulated airspace.
I'm flying 400 feet or less regulated airspace.
Sure.
Listen, you're out here getting shots from the highway department.
That's understandable.
That's a great profession.
Really neat.
I'm glad we ran into each other.
I'm talking about police departments are saying we're getting them and we want to weaponize them.
Well, see, I actually know guys in the police department.
What they would like to do before they serve a warrant is fly around the house and look at exits and stuff like that.
You know, things like... Couldn't Google Earth do that?
Well, yeah, if you could get them to fly out this afternoon.
Well, that's the thing, though.
Google looks straight down.
These can come in and look.
And obliques, yeah.
Yeah, that's what I'm telling you.
That's the big brother aspect.
Look.
Look at all the surveillance.
Look at the NSA admitting it's spying on the American people illegally.
Look at all the loss of liberty, all the cameras.
I remember talking to the highway department 15 years ago and they said, we'll never use these for the police.
And of course they were planning it the whole time.
It's a night... I mean, who's watching the government?
I hope they're concerned citizens watching the government.
And we just reported last month how the Department of Homeland Security has announced that they will be using drones for our public safety.
Janet Napolitano said they will be used for what they are calling situational awareness in large public safety matters.
Meanwhile, the FAA is on record.
They are saying that they estimate that there will be over 30,000 unmanned drones patrolling America's skies by the year 2020.
That's 30,000 drones.
And meanwhile, police departments all across the country, they are buying unmanned drones left and right.
With the help, I might add, from the Department of Homeland Security.
And make no mistake about it, they want to spy on the American people.
They want to spy on you and me.
And check this out.
The DHS has also given the green light to deploy the Shadowhawk mini-drone helicopter.
Actually, Marcos, that's it right there.
I'm pretty sure that's it.
If you pause that video.
That's the Shadowhawk.
That's a combat drone that was used in Iraq and Afghanistan.
And now it's patrolling the skies of America.
And the Shadowhawk, it could tase you from above.
It comes equipped with two 12-gauge shotguns that are mounted on it.
And it even has a grenade launcher.
So that's what I call a militarized drone.
And it's battle-tested, folks.
Like I said, it was deployed out there in Iraq and Afghanistan.
And now, it's even out here in Montgomery County, Texas.
Because I know the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office just recently purchased one.
But that's, according to Janet Napolitano and Homeland Security, it's for safety.
Rest assured, we're all safer because of these drones.
And speaking of Janet Napolitano, we have a developing story right now.
This is actually one of the biggest stories in the country right now, as a federal lawsuit against Janet Napolitano, where they're alleging a Homeland Security employment discrimination against straight male agents.
And for more on this, we're now joined by Alex Jones, who's going to break this down for us.
What's going on with Homeland Security?
Well, what's happened basically, and it's very obvious, is that all the top positions have been filled by many women who don't even have any law enforcement background at the Department of Justice, at Homeland Security, who are friends, special friends, Gawker and others are saying lesbian friends, of Janet Napolitano.
If Elena Kagan's a lesbian, and if Sotomayor is a lesbian, and if all these people are lesbians, as some say they are, and if the head of Homeland Security is a lesbian, that's that issue.
But when they set up cults, Where you have to be a lesbian to work for them, that's a problem.
And that's basically where this lawsuit's going, where men would have, all the senior men would have all their stuff put in the bathroom and basically told to go to hell.
I can't even read here on air what these men are saying.
I'm actually glad you're doing the story, because you're covering it more than I am, because I mean, I read some of this and I was like, I don't know how I'm going to read this.
They're hiring criminals on purpose.
They do a background check now to make sure you're a criminal.
And it's come out in the news they're hiring all these criminals.
Rapists, pedophiles, defrock priests.
And you're like, why?
It's so crazy.
Because for these weirdos it's the domination.
We've had people that work for the TSA call into the show and even tell us that very same point.
People that are over the hiring, yeah, but it's also in the news.
So when you read this, you know, they would say alleged, but it's a bunch of men.
And they're going to have the witnesses, it's all going to come out.
And this just fits into the MO of like Bill Clinton raping countless women.
He even settled lawsuits over it.
Who's filing the lawsuit?
Well, it's a senior officer, but they're talking about a whole bunch of men that are going to be basically signed on later as plaintiffs and witnesses, and he was supposed to get the head job.
The names, it's all up on the site.
It's all there in the news.
New York Post, New York Daily News, Associated Press, Politico.
They're all reporting on this, that these women were put over them.
But if you expand into these areas, this is the type of activity we would expect from these power-drunk type of people, who would be trying to launch these different types of operations in this country.
In fact, I can just read here from some of the articles.
This is out of the New York Daily News.
Jan Napolitano run Homeland Security, treated male stabbers like lapdogs.
Actually treated a lapdog pretty good.
I don't know if this writer has ever had a lapdog.
It's the opposite.
Federal discrimination lawsuit charges.
James Hayes Jr., who now is New York's top Homeland Security cop, claims to Politano filled top spots in D.C. with two of her gal pals who were bent on tormenting male employees.
And it goes over things I can't say here on air, but that would fit into a pattern that we've seen from these power drunk women who, quite frankly, I do think a lot of this is genetic.
I mean, I mean, they all look alike, even in different races of women that are in this guild of this particular group, and they pretty much act the same and do the same thing.
So, I mean, I think there is something genetic to all of this, or perhaps it's in the food and the water, but these are like beyond macho women.
They're like... They can leg press 600 pounds.
Well, yes, like the former Secretary of State, yes, Madeleine Albright.
That's right, that's right.
So, goblin-like, but ruling us.
And again, they know what they're doing, and they have a hunger for power.
This fits into their M.O.
Because, you know, let's say these men, these witnesses they're going to call, let's say this isn't true.
I mean, whether they're lesbians or not, that's a non-issue here.
You know, the point is, is that they do...
Uh, grab children and strip search them in public and put their hands in the pants of Miss USA until she cries.
They do rip class me bags off people.
They do drag people to private rape rooms where they're physically raped with people's hands.
Uh, and this is what they're selling us.
So these are dominators.
These are horrible criminal creatures who also have legalized all the illegal aliens basically and give them fake Tax ID numbers to steal people's identities.
That's in the news this week.
I mean, this is a criminal group.
Over ICE, they've just completely gotten rid of border security.
They're now using it against the American people.
So, this is a lawless group of crazies.
People ask, you know, why do...
People rob banks.
Well, it's where the money's at.
Well, crazies that want power, why are crazies in power?
Because that's where the power's at.
And they just want to do this.
This fits the overall MO.
And I believe these reports have serious credence.
This guy's very senior.
He's in there now.
And all he's asking for...
Is the pay he would have missed if he got the promotion he was due.
He and others are saying, look, it'd be one thing if they were even a former cop or somebody they put in there.
These people had no experience except it's being reported by Gawker and others that the word is they're special friends of, well, we all know who.
So, you know, there it is, her own little party palace, similar, I guess, to Kim Jong-il's party palaces in North Korea.
What do you think about this, Darren?
I mean, Darren, there seems to be no end to these people.
What's your take on this?
Well, once again, truth is stranger than fiction.
I mean, we're finding out now that Napolitano's hand-picked Immigration and Customs Enforcement Chief of Staff, her name is Suzanne Barr, she's also mentioned in this lawsuit, and it also alleges that she demanded sexual favors from the three top ICE special agents.
The article goes into a little more detail about the sexual favors than I care to talk about right now.
And again, that fits the MO of these Herman Goering type people.
It was a way to humiliate them.
They didn't want the sex.
It was that, I'm going to harass you the way these type of women think men harass women, even though most men don't act like that.
So, it's very, very sick.
Well, and the senior official, he was the top guy in New York.
He's the top Homeland Security.
uh... agent in new york currently currently who's who's currently who's launching the the lawsuit exactly when he says he's got all the witnesses lined up here but but but look bush was bad tsa though didn't start all this and all this other stuff until these people got in and and they're causing revolution in this country but it is because they're perverts it is pedophilia top psychologist top police criminologist i've read the codes When they grab a three-year-old and go in their pants, it's pedophilia.
They're doing it at the airport every... It's happening right now.
I've witnessed it at the airport.
They now drag you... They say, hey, don't complain, we're going to take you to the private room.
People have died in those private rooms.
And let me tell you, I've been there.
I've had them do the pat-down.
I mean, this guy was a radio listener.
He said, this is my privilege or you're not going to fly.
I had to get back home.
And I went through it.
He was smacking and oohing and aahing while it went on.
I mean, again, normal people are into, you know, the woman or the man or whatever being into them.
But with these types, it's about forcing it.
It's about the power.
Exactly.
But they're expanding.
And if people think it's those people, it's all about domination.
But I just keep thinking about the expansion of the TSA.
You know, and how this is going to go to airports, train stations, and these are the type of role models, if you will, you know?
I mean, if it's okay for Homeland Security, the tops at Homeland Security, to behave in this fashion, then obviously, you know, the standard TSA worker, you know, they're going to do the same thing, so.
And I?
I have seen articles just today, but I see them all the time, where police are now doing this.
Because if TSA does it, it must be okay.
Did you see the article out of Florida?
Where they pulled the mother of her with her kids, no drugs, nothing were found, and they pulled the tampon out of her in front of her kids.
She was also strip searched on the side of the road in front of traffic.
yeah i mean this is the new america where this is going on But again, this is the religion of these criminals, is total and complete domination.
As you said, truth is stranger than fiction, Darren.
All right, shifting gears, let's talk about your movie review.
You went and saw Total Recall?
I did.
It's been out for a week or so.
I liked the Schwarzenegger edition of it.
I'm a big fan of Philip K. Dick, so I've read the book it's based on.
This is a pretty good movie overall.
It kind of went on and on with the action sequences, but I'd have to give it Two thumbs up, but I'd give it about an A-minus overall.
Whoever made the new Total Recall really has their handle on where the globalists are trying to take us.
I mean, you'd think it was Endgame, Blueprint for Global Enslavement, that of course is non-fiction based on what the globalists actually had to say.
So, attention folks, you are about... Am I looking at this camera or that camera?
Yeah, I'm looking over here.
You are about to get Well, I've never been in this interviewee seat, so I'm just getting used to this.
You are about to get some spoilers, so spoiler alert here right now if you're going to go see Total Recall.
Now, let's go ahead and break this down.
There are two There are two powers left in the world.
One in Australia, one in England and Western Europe.
The world population has been reduced by over 90% in a giant global chemical war.
There is a corporation that rules the British Anglo-American Federation.
They're underground.
There are a few areas where people can live outside the chemical weapon area, but they're like the slaves.
And the elite underground at the corporation run by Conehagen, they want to kill the humans on the surface.
Uh, and so they have been, in the name of security, Copenhagen has been staging terror attacks, Darren, on the surface and below to blame it on the rebels that really know that he is a corporate fascist.
Because life is so dreary and humans are being replaced by machines, they go to a place called Total Recall to have their memories replaced with being movie stars and stuff like that.
Kind of an artificial matrix thing.
Kind of like we watch TV and fantasize.
So it's a very sophisticated film.
I mean, the narrative, what it covers, is world class.
Totally blew me away.
So it's all basically Bill Joyce, why the future doesn't need us, the elite want to kill us, they've got life extension technology now, they want to reduce the population down to basically nothing, even though it's already been reduced by 90%, and they are replacing humans with synthetic police androids, ground drones, who are being brought out Because of, again, security needs, because of the staged terror, staged by the corporate government, the corporate fascist government.
They've got body scanners everywhere.
They've got behavioral manipulation.
So, you can look at it two ways.
Either they're warning you on this film, or they're acclimating everybody.
Because it's body scanners everywhere, total police state, SWAT teams with the robots, giant armies of robots, Cohegan staging attacks on himself to roll them out and kill the humans on the surface.
He's claiming the bombings are being carried out by this federation that's more free based in Australia.
And it's Asian-dominated or Chinese-dominated.
So again, he's the evil white guy.
So there's also that narrative to it.
So it operates on a lot of levels.
There's a basic mind control level to all this about compartmentalization, which does come from the original PKD book written in the 70s.
They get extremely sophisticated.
It deals with a lot of other levels.
It's just, this is an amazing film, if you want to know what the globalists actually have planned for us.
But seeing that drone out there this morning, and the fellow I was talking to being compartmentalized and understanding submarines, ships, spacecraft, aircraft, jobs, everything's being replaced by machines, the globalists have decided we're not needed.
Human life's always been cheap.
But now it's actually a negative for the globalists.
That's why they're gearing up a panopticon digital police state control grid.
By the way, the robots they have in this are actually what the Japanese and US governments and corporations are developing.
The combat robots, the police sentry robots, are actually the model.
Of what they want.
And so this isn't 60 years in the future.
This is 10 years in the future.
Because everything is rolling out so fast that they're now getting us ready for the 30,000 armed drones.
All of it.
And they've got air drones as well.
So that's basically it.
You know, I wrote notes, because I didn't know I'd do a full review, here on Alamo Draft House.
A little order card.
You know, the great national chain that started here in Austin.
And there's a lot of other points, but that's basically, basically it.
You have the underground corporate government staging terror attacks on those on the surface to blame the domestic group and their foreign enemies who take freedoms, and their final goal is to exterminate basically almost everyone.
There's been a global cataclysm because of the countries warring with each other.
It is pretty darn thought-provoking to say the least.
It is a dystopia.
It is the dystopia that the controllers are trying to bring us into.
Well, Alex, it sounds like Minority Report meets 1984.
I'm definitely going to have to go check it out.
Yeah, and give us your take on it, because there was a lot more.
That I haven't even gotten into here because I was writing notes in the dark.
Sure, sure.
So yeah, I'll go see it this weekend perhaps.
Hey, thanks for coming in.
Hey, you bet.
By the way, we've moved your stuff to the bathroom.
Oh, is Janet there?
Well, she lives in the toilet bowl.
But she doesn't come out until about midnight.
I'm afraid to go in there.
You see, I'm not going to be able to sleep tonight now.
Actually, you can tell your kids if they're not good, Janet Napolitano comes out of the toilet bowl.
Oh, I like that angle.
She's like Mrs. Hankey.
Yeah, yeah.
You know, from the South Park.
Yeah, he's on to something.
You know, you shouldn't defile big sis.
Yeah.
Hey, but if big sis is moving guys' stuff to the bathroom and doing all this, isn't that a good thing?
Well, you would think.
I mean, she's hiring known criminals to abuse our children.
Maybe we're wrong.
Maybe that's good.
Maybe the fact that they hired the head of Penn State who protected Sandusky to work at Homeland Security.
Maybe we're the bad people.
You know, the Pentagon now is running Al-Qaeda.
I mean, maybe because you don't support Al-Qaeda, maybe I should have you arrested.
I'm sorry, what were you going to say?
Traitor?
I don't know.
I'm an extremist.
So, you know, I don't know.
I don't know if you should be talking to me because, according to the FBI and Homeland Security, I am an extremist.
I'm just going to warn you.
Well, I stand by Janet Napolitano.
And I think nothing but women With short haircuts and weird little gray patches should run everything.
They already run the Supreme Court.
Right, well, did you get that quote?
We're going to run that as a headline.
And I think they should shut down Chick-fil-A nationwide for even having an opinion.
What do you think this is, America?
And I'm starting to like the fact they're shutting down gardens nationwide.
Yeah, well... I'll get you and your little dog, too.
Maybe I am.
Hey, maybe I'm Janet Napolitano.
Hey, what was that?
Oh, was she on screen?
Hey, if you can't beat her, join her, McBrain.
That's right.
I think it's a new style to have a little gray right there.
Oh, look, she's going to give birth.
Oh, to a TSA child molester.
Oh, but don't think you'll get away with her so easy.
There we go.
OK.
Man, this is fun teleprompter free.
How do you like teleprompter free news, McBrain?
Oh, I love it.
Yeah, you can see I'm just basking in it right now.
That's great.
So thank you, my friend.
We'll get back to the news.
All right, all right.
So, hey, I look pretty good in your chair.
What do you think?
I'm kind of getting used to it.
McBrain, how about five nights a week?
No.
How about no?
Truth is, McBrain does probably the best job of anybody doing the nightly news here, but we have to twist his arm to do it.
Hey, we're getting six new reporters in.
You can be doing what you love.
News packages and back on the street, pal.
And graphics.
I want to do the graphics.
You are the, of all the incredible graphics people, I have to say you are the wizard.
Thank you.
How do you like it, Austin?
I love it.
Well, in the future, Homeland Security has actually talked about telling us where we're going to live in the country.
So, maybe you need to kiss up a little bit to Janet Napolitano or she won't give you that travel cred.
Because the Homeland Security now says they're going to control if you can even travel outside your city.
That's not freedom!
And you can't leave the country of the IRS says you can't?
Well, what about when they let us know what kind of cars to drive?
They're already doing that.
And toilets.
And light bulbs.
But it's for the Earth.
I mean, Al Gore.
I just hate having to make those decisions on my own, though.
So it's kind of nice that someone else, Big Sis, will step in.
I mean, that's a lot to think about.
Well, Big Sis' sister, or brother, was a big star of Saturday Night Live.
What's Big Sis' friend's name?
Pat.
The Bible says the meek will inherit the Earth?
That's not true.
Pat will inherit the Earth.
Wow.
I've learned all kinds.
I have to tell you what, I've learned so much just in the short time you've been here.
You're not actually praying to Pat every now and again.
Am I supposed to?
I didn't get the memo.
We've already got a shrine back there to Eddie Bear.
Oh man.
Alright, that's enough ladies and gentlemen.
It's like we've got two barstool conversations going on here.
A bunch of it's inside jokes you'll never get or never know.
It's probably best.
McBreen, take it away!
All right, crazy like Alex Jones.
Hey, we're going to take a quick break, but when we come back, we're going to review and actually talk to the producer, writer, and director of this new powerful documentary film.
It's called Nullification, The Rightful Remedy.
So we're going to have a conversation with Jason Rink when we return right after this.
We'll be right back.
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InfoWarsShop.com What do we do when the federal government steps outside of its constitutional boundaries?
Do we ask federal bureaucrats in black robes to enforce limits of their own power?
Well, Thomas Jefferson didn't think so, and neither do we.
And that's because the rightful remedy to federal tyranny rests in the hands of the people and in the states.
It's called nullification.
It's an idea whose time has come.
And that brings us to today's guest, Jason Rink.
He's the executive director of the Foundation for a Free Society, and he's here to talk about his new documentary film, Nullification, The Rightful Remedy, which is the most comprehensive documentary on the subject of the Tenth Amendment and nullification.
And he joins us now in studio.
Jason, it's good to have you with us today.
Thanks for coming out.
Yeah, thanks for having me on.
Glad to be here.
I'm going to be perfectly honest.
When I first was told that I'm going to review a DVD about the Tenth Amendment, I thought, you know, I like the Tenth Amendment, but I just didn't know it would be as exciting as it was.
I mean, it is a very well put together documentary, so I was pleasantly surprised and a little bit embarrassed about how much I didn't know about the Tenth Amendment as well.
So, and thankfully you're here today to kind of Yeah, break down this piece for us and tell us a little bit more about the Tenth Amendment and nullification.
And before we get started, I want to show a clip from the documentary.
Okay.
Here's a clip from Nullification, The Rightful Remedy on InfoWars Nightly News.
The peace president bombs countries around the world.
The drug war rages on.
The Patriot Act exists.
The Fed prints and prints and prints.
Bailouts, mandates, regulations, they never seem to end.
When government does not follow the rules given to it, what do you do about it?
Do you march on Washington D.C.
to beg federal politicians to limit their own power?
Do you go to federal court in the hope that federal judges will limit federal power? - Hey!
Do you vote the bums out in the hope that the new bums repeal power that's been handed to them?
Well, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison both warned us that if the federal government ever became the sole and exclusive arbiter with the extent of its own powers, that power would always grow.
Jefferson wrote, he said, a nullification of the act is the rightful remedy whenever, every single time the federal government violates the Constitution.
And the DVD is available at infowarshop.com.
And with us in the studio right now, you're the writer, director, and producer of the film.
Tell us what inspired you to make a documentary on nullification and the Tenth Amendment.
Well, I've been interested in the Tenth Amendment and the ramifications of the Tenth Amendment, how So many of the issues that we're dealing with, the federal overreach, is really just an example of the federal government not obeying the Tenth Amendment.
It's not an issue of having to pass more laws.
It's already been enshrined there in the Tenth Amendment.
I'm the executive director of a non-profit organization called the Foundation for a Free Society.
We sponsored what was called the Nullify Now Tour across this country where we went to over a dozen cities talking to people all over the nation about nullification, what's happening across the country, how states are using the concept of nullification to fight back against federal overreach.
It was during that process that we began to make this film and decided, you know, if we could make just a 72 minute film that concisely boiled down some of these ideas, we could use that as a major activist tool throughout the nation.
Well, like I said, it was it was a pleasant surprise.
It was very entertaining, very educational at the same time.
In fact, we're going to play another clip.
This one is about the 10th Amendment Center.
And when we come back, if you could break down some of the core beliefs of the 10th Amendment Center, if you will.
Sure.
Let's take a look.
The Constitution of the United States.
A set of rules to govern the government.
Ignored and trampled by both Democrats and Republicans for far too long.
So, what do we do about it?
We don't need no speaking permission exercise, all right?
From the Tenth Amendment Center, around the nation, and into your ears, welcome to Tuesday.
There's a growing movement of people around the country.
Ground zero for the 10th Amendment Movement.
The answer to 1984 is... The 10th Amendment Center?
Tell us, what is it?
It's about sticking to the Constitution.
Okay, and again, that was a clip from Nullification, the rightful remedy.
Break down some of the core beliefs of the 10th Amendment Center.
Well, the core beliefs of the Tenth Amendment Center really aren't that different than the core beliefs of, you know, the predominant founding fathers of this nation.
You know, the idea that the federal government was created by the states and not the other way around.
The people establish and delegate power to the states and then to the federal government.
And so, you know, our rights are not granted by government.
It's not government that enshrined our rights in the Constitution.
The Constitution just, you know, made manifest rights that already existed because of our humanity.
We also talk about a core belief of, you know, a government without limits is the definition of tyranny.
You know, limited government is the key here, and if the government could just run roughshod over the Constitution, which is the employee handbook by which, you know, they were established to begin with, then that That power is going to be a tyranny.
We've seen that all throughout history.
And so, the idea that the states created the federal government, at the end of the day, the federal government cannot be looked to as the final arbiter of what's constitutional.
That it can't be its own referee, that's really what's at the core of the idea of states' rights and nullification.
We must be doing something right, because you're getting your share of criticism from the mainstream news media.
I've seen MSNBC's Rachel Maddow and others, they routinely attack the 10th Amendment and demonize the 10th Amendment on a routine basis as well.
That's only when they give it any attention.
Usually it's black The concept is called nullification or state sovereignty.
When they bring it up, it's demonized.
In fact, we have some clips right now that we're going to show our viewers.
And this is an example of the establishment media's demonization of the Tenth Amendment.
Let's take a look.
The concept is called nullification or state sovereignty, the notion that states can opt out whenever the federal government tries to exert a power not enumerated in the Constitution.
And as well as being a rabid proponent of slavery, John Calhoun, to that end, championed the cause of nullification.
information.
Nullification, the idea that states could and should refuse to follow federal laws they didn't like, that they thought went beyond the powers of the federal government.
If we're a little rusty on the Constitution, here's what the Tenth Amendment says.
Quote, the powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution nor prohibited by it to the states are reserved to the states respectively or to the people.
The one little problem with the argument from the Tenthers, as they like to call it, is this other part of the Constitution that's called Article 1.
You know, Article 1, quote, The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes, to pay the debts, and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States.
That means it unambiguously authorizes Congress to spend money in ways that benefit the nation.
You know, Social Security, Medicare, Veterans Care, etc, etc.
So what are the Tenthers really up to?
The problem with those that are looking to the Tenth Amendment for support is that the Supreme Court really offers very little encouragement for these types of claims.
A conservative group called the Tenth Amendment Center has been pushing a lot of the anti-health reform stuff, but they put that in the context of nullification and they're pushing for other kinds of nullification too.
Ron, most people in the right thinking mind know that the 10th Amendment is a bunch of baloney.
Since the election of a black president, dozens of states, primarily red states, have flirted with sovereignty.
Some actually passing legislation declaring sovereignty on what they consider state issues.
Your federal laws don't apply here, Yankees.
United States, schmoo-nited states.
Well, and as predictable as all that is, it's still shocking to see the ignorance and the complicity of the establishment media.
What are your thoughts when you see reports like that on television?
Well, you know, I mean, it's pretty much par for the course.
And really, like you said before, it's not just the left that attacks it.
I mean, the left does.
But the Heritage Foundation attacks the concept of nullification.
Many of your mainstream media hosts, like Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh, they're not even talking about this idea.
And the reason is clear.
I mean, those of us who understand how the media works is They're both, the right and the left, are both interested in centralizing federal power.
That's all they really care about.
And so when they see something like states' rights and the Tenth Amendment and nullification as a way to sort of undermine that centralization of federal power because they just want to pursue their own Their own centralization agenda, whether it's on the right, it's the military and the police state, whether it's on the left, it's the welfare state.
The bottom line is, is those media talking heads don't want average people like you and me, who are really looking for solutions out there, to start thinking, well wait a minute, maybe begging federal bureaucrats to give us our rights back, maybe that's a flawed strategy.
Sure, sure.
And I notice how they compare you to, like, right-wing extremism.
Sure.
And, you know, of course, Infowars, now we're right-wing extremists.
We used to be left-wing extremists when Bush was in office, but now that Obama's in office, we're right-wing extremists.
Now, how often do you get that comparison a lot?
Do they lump you in that category as well?
Oh, absolutely.
And, you know, you've got the usual suspects, the Southern Poverty Law Center.
Happy to say that I've been mentioned in a few of their hate watch articles Which I always think is actually a badge of honor because of how wrong they are on what they're talking about it And what a lot of times they they fail to mention are you know?
It's not our it's our right-wing propaganda our hate propaganda, but we support marijuana nullification in California which is typically not a Right-wing issue and and so it crosses both ways and what these organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center and the left-wing media.
What they're really just trying to do is they're trying to make sure that this debate and this argument doesn't go outside the acceptable bounds of discussion in a free society.
Well, and notice how they never use extremism to describe the federal government.
Right, absolutely.
Like there's nothing extreme about the TSA going down our pants.
There's nothing extreme about the National Defense Authorization Act, the Patriot Act.
No, we're the extremists.
Right, because what we want to do is we want to say, hey, listen, when the founders put the Constitution together, they put the 9th and the 10th Amendment in there as sort of these guardrails to make sure that things didn't go off track.
And we're the extremists because we say, listen, The 9th and 10th Amendment have never been repealed.
We still believe that the federal government should obey the employee handbook as it was ratified.
And, you know, so that's an extreme position.
I guess we're just going to have to not apologize for that.
Well, what happened to the 10th Amendment?
I mean, how did we become a nation of collective amnesia and kind of forget about it?
It seems like, you know, like I said, I was a little embarrassed about how much I didn't know.
How come we don't know about this?
Well, you know, I think it's just been that it's the government school system that doesn't even really teach the Constitution anymore.
In fact, if you're a constitutional lawyer...
All you study really is case law.
You don't really even study the Constitution, the founding documents, what happened at the state ratifying conventions, the discussions that were had at that point in time between people of differing opinions, between Patrick Henry and Alexander Hamilton.
The idea that all it really takes, I mean, when I read the Constitution for the first time during the Bush administration and the Declaration of Independence, It struck me as I was reading the Declaration of Independence and I said, you know what?
Many of these charges that were being levied against King George could be levied against President George.
Absolutely.
How far have we come?
And so I really think once people get their hands on those founding documents, once people start down the path, they become self-educators, they can get rid of the brainwashing they had or what they've heard about nullification or states' rights, how all we want to do is oppress minorities or bring back slavery, they start to understand that that is an Sure.
Nullification was used to fight slavery.
to unravel in their minds and we know over the hearts of the american sure nullification was used to to fight slavery you know i mean tell us some of the success stories of nullification in the past well you know the the term nullification really first was was brought on the scene with James Madison and Thomas Jefferson during the alien and sedition acts under President John Adams administration
what president John Adams didn't seventeen ninety eight was he basically outlawed free speech he said it's it's it's no longer acceptable to criticize the federal government at all and so Jefferson and Madison said, look, if we can't criticize the incumbents, we'll never have free elections in this nation again.
So what they did was they penned something called the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions of 1798.
What these documents said was it said, listen, the states are the final check on federal power.
If the Supreme Court, if Congress, if the President, if they all conspire against the American people and conspire against the Constitution, what's the last resort?
Well, the last resort is the state saying, these things are unconstitutional.
So, to defend against free speech, in 1798, nullification was introduced, and then during the Fugitive Slave Act in the 1850s, there's a case of the state of Wisconsin Refusing to allow southern states to come back and kidnap runaway slaves and bring them back to the south.
The Fugitive Slave Act made it a law that said you had to allow them to do that.
You had to assist the federal government in doing that.
And so, rather than nullification being used to support slavery, it was used to undermine slavery by abolitionist states who said, look, the federal government is flat wrong on the issue of slavery and we're not going to allow them To kidnap runaway slaves and take them back into bondage.
We don't think it's right.
It's not morally correct.
We're going to stand up against that, and you see that happening time and time again.
And how does the mainstream media get that wrong?
I mean, come on.
I mean, you know.
It's hard to accidentally get it wrong.
Exactly, exactly.
Okay, what about some current examples of nullification that are being used in present-day America?
Well, I mean, we've seen over the past 15 years anyway, we've seen states stand up against the drug war, which is an unconstitutional piece of legislation.
I mean, if the federal government wants to legislate marijuana, they probably need to do it by passing a constitutional amendment like they did with alcohol in the 20s.
Sure.
They haven't done that, so it's an illegal usurpation of states' rights to regulate marijuana.
California and 14 other states, I believe, have medical marijuana laws.
Even though the Supreme Court ruled in 2005 that the federal government can go in there and regulate the growth of six plants in your backyard for your own consumption under the Commerce Clause, those states have not repealed those laws.
They've said, you know what, you're just going to have to come and take the marijuana, I guess.
And they have.
The federal government, even under the Obama administration, has continued to commit the raids on all of these dispensaries.
Yeah, it's unbelievable.
We've had the reports here on Infowars.com.
They just ignore state rights and just go in there and do it anyway.
Absolutely.
And we've seen successes with Real ID.
The federal government tried to push through a national ID card.
Yeah, didn't half the states kind of say no to that?
It was like 25.
The federal government keeps pushing the timeline back of compliance, and that's essentially dead.
We've got states that have passed Firearms Freedom Acts that said, look, The guns manufactured in our states and sold in our states, they are not subject to federal gun laws, period.
And what we're seeing now is a real resurgence when it comes to the health care issue and National Defense Authorization Act.
Sure, and are those what you're going to focus on in 2013?
You think that's what we're going to focus on?
Well, and something to keep in mind is if you want to find out what's going on across the country regarding legislation, 10thamendmentcenter.com has a legislative tracking tab where you can see what states are doing what, what's passed, what hasn't.
And what we find is the 10th Amendment Center doesn't really direct anything from on high.
States bring these issues up, they happen at a grassroots level, they start going through the legislature and this 10th Amendment Center sort of facilitates Other states knowing what's going on.
So what we're seeing bubbling up is in light of the Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare, states are still saying, you know what, we're going to introduce legislation that says federal agents who try to enforce the individual mandate here in our state.
Oklahoma is one that's planning to do it.
I believe New Jersey.
Those federal agents will face criminal action.
Yeah, that's what needs to happen.
That's good news.
Absolutely.
The same thing with NDAA.
You know, the National Defense Authorization Act.
The Tenth Amendment Center has a piece of legislation called the Liberty Preservation Act, which again is states that are going to say, we will not allow federal agents to come in here And to take away the Fourth Amendment rights of our citizens of our state.
And, you know, many states are not in their legislative session right now.
That's going to happen again in January and February.
But we're already hearing the chatter.
We're already seeing things happening to prepare for this.
And what I want to encourage people to do is now is the time.
To educate yourself, your Liberty grassroots-oriented group, your state reps and senators on the issue of nullification, not once the legislative session hits, but to get these people educated on it.
So go to InfoWars store right now, buy yourself a copy, buy several copies to hand out to your state rep and state legislator, to your neighbor, so we can get this idea that the states don't have to sit back and take it.
We can do something It's a constitutional remedy that's always been available to us, and it really just takes the education and the willpower, I think, to sort of press forward on this.
Well, well said.
So yeah, definitely a good idea to pass this out to family and friends.
And what about, is there a website that they can get involved in, the Tenth Amendment Center?
Is it tenthamendmentcenter.com?
Yeah, tenthamendmentcenter.com is really the That's the tip of the spear of this, and this is really something that is starting to gain a lot of momentum.
We saw it all through 2010, 2011, and the beginning of 2012 when we were doing the Nullify Now Tour across the country.
People are hungry for this information.
People are looking for solutions, and most people recognize that no matter if it's Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, in 2013 government's going to grow.
And the federal government is not going to listen to the people.
We've got to decentralize power and bring it back to the states.
Well, the federal government's not going to limit itself.
No.
And the federal courts are only going to rubber stamp whatever's handed down to them by the federal government.
So it's up to us, we the people, to nullify every unconstitutional decision by the federal government and by utilizing the power of the Tenth Amendment.
That's right.
Well, Jason, it was great to have you with us today.
Anytime.
I hope to come back in the near future and let's do it again.
Thank you.
All right.
Well, that's right.
The Constitution of the United States is a set of rules for us to govern the government.
It's not the other way around.
The government is not your boss.
So, hey, once again, Notification, the Rifle Remedy, it is available right now at InfoWarshop.com.
I highly recommend this to all patriots.
Be sure to check it out.
Pass this information along to your friends, your family, co-workers, neighbors, etc., and get them involved in the Tenth Amendment movement.
That's going to do it for tonight's broadcast.
I'm Darren McBrain.
The InfoWars Nightly News will return, Lord willing, next Monday through Friday, 7 o'clock p.m.
Central Time.
Until then, I hope you all have a blessed weekend.
We'll see you back right here on Monday.
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